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Göktyta - Jynx torquilla - Eurasian wryneck
This morning I woke up early and decided to go birding before breakfast. There is a place rather close where you can take a short forest walk and down to a small lake. If lucky there might be a bird or two there. And this morning I got myself a new species. This one is not that uncommon but it is mostly hidden and hard to find. Not it was sitting easy to spot in the treetop. With the camera ready I manage to get a few shots. It belongs to the woodpecker family.
About Göktyta / Wryneck on wiki
© NF Photo 140517, Naturstugan
This morning I woke up early and decided to go birding before breakfast. There is a place rather close where you can take a short forest walk and down to a small lake. If lucky there might be a bird or two there. And this morning I got myself a new species. This one is not that uncommon but it is mostly hidden and hard to find. Not it was sitting easy to spot in the treetop. With the camera ready I manage to get a few shots. It belongs to the woodpecker family.
About Göktyta / Wryneck on wiki
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Fantastiskt.. Den ser lite lustig fast söt ut... ha, ha... Fint foto..
ReplyDeleteA handsome bird, beautiful against that blue sky!
ReplyDeleteLucky you. It's been some time since I caught sight of one in the UK.
ReplyDeletewhat a neat bird!
ReplyDeleteEn spännande bekantskap. Jag har bara sett den på bild.
ReplyDeleteinteresting bird :)
ReplyDeletehard bird to find but you got great shots of it.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for finding a new bird. How nice you were able to photograph it too!
ReplyDeleteNice captures!! Boom, Bobbi and Gary.
ReplyDeleteThats a bird I always missed out on when I looked for it in the UK - nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Oh ... It is exciting to see a new bird and add it to your bird list.... Thank you for linking into Nature Notes... Michelle
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